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"Season Finale Circuit"

The circuit where the MotoGP championships are decided. Compact, technical and always thrilling.

Book Now 1.450 km from Spa-Francorchamps
4.005 km
Track Length
1999
Opened
14
Corners
876 m
Longest straight
Anti-clockwise
Direction
1:29.976
Lap RecordRaúl Fernández, MotoGP, 2025 (race record)
About The Circuit

Circuit Ricardo Tormo

Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia is world-famous as the traditional MotoGP season finale. Named after the Spanish motorcycle racer Ricardo Tormo, this compact yet technical circuit offers a challenging driving experience. With 14 corners over 4 kilometres, the circuit is constant action. Its unique stadium-like layout allows spectators to see almost the entire circuit. For trackdays, Valencia offers excellent facilities and the warm Spanish climate.

History

Opened in 1999, Circuit Ricardo Tormo quickly became the home of the MotoGP season finale. The circuit has also hosted the Community of Valencia Motorcycle Grand Prix and is a popular testing venue. In 2024 the circuit staged an emotional farewell for the region following the flood disaster.

1999
Circuit opened
1999
First MotoGP season finale
Famous Corners

Corner by Corner

Turn 1Turn 4Turn 8Turn 14
Turn 1Right-Hander

A moderately fast first corner — clearly visible to the crowd.

Turn 4Hairpin
Turn 8Fast Corner
Turn 14Final Corner

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